Jeremy Bytes

People take different approaches to software, and we find that some of these work better for us than others. I'm a big fan of the YAGNI ...

I'm still thinking about No Estimates. So far, I've talked about how the business already behaves with a No Estimates mindset , abou...

A couple days ago, I wrote about how an application I wrote for myself escaped into the wild and became added value for the company. But I ...

I've often mentioned that I've built the most successful software by understanding the users and their day-to-day business. But some...

Based on yesterday's thoughts on No Estimates , the discussion rolls back around to how I see myself as a developer: I am not a suppli...

Last week, I spent a couple of days at Agile Open SoCal . It was a great time to talk about various issues and successes and get some great ...

The end of the year is a good time to reflect. It gives us a chance to look at how we've grown and how we can make improvements for the ...

I had an interesting question come up at my Clean Code session at Silicon Valley Code Camp: How do I change someone else's code? This...

I was impacted pretty sharply by a podcast that I listened to a couple weeks ago: Hanselminutes #389 - The Agile Mindset with Linda Rising ....

I'm continuing to burn through my reading list this year.  I recently finished reading The Agile Samurai: How Agile Masters Deliver Grea...

A couple of months ago, I posted some thoughts on The Clean Coder .  Part of this included how developers should be in a partnership with th...